Benchmark Electronics (NYSE:BHE) announced today that it will offer the latest word on high-performance RF/microwave filters next week.
Tempe, Arizona-based Benchmark will provide visitors information on diverse filter designs at the 2022 IEEE International Microwave Symposium (IMS2022) Exhibition in Denver from June 21-23. Filter Band Stop
Representatives from Benchmark Lark Technology will discuss custom filtering solutions for meeting requirements for reduced size, weight, power and cost, plus they will share experience in the design and production of waveguide, coaxial and surface-mount technology (SMT) filters.
Among the offerings visitors will be able to learn about are the mmW-FH Series bandpass filters and the mmW-STL Series bandpass filters. The latest news from the company also includes details on customizable ceramic monoblock bandpass filters for major telecommunications frequency bands from 400 MHz to 6GHz.
Benchmark will be at expo booth #11040 at the Denver Convention Center for IMS2022, according to a news release.
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